Northwest residents shouldn’t have to wait until there’s a crisis to have their Employment Insurance benefits extended, says Nathan Cullen
Skeena NDP MP Nathan Cullen says he’s leaning toward not taking a run at his party’s leadership
Brent Butt, known for Corner Gas, is coming to Prince Rupert on May 24.
David Black has sketched out a scenario to obtain environmental and other approvals within three years for his proposed oil refinery
Skeena NDP MP Nathan Cullen said he thinks there is a deal to be made which could end controversy surrounding the location
Nisga'a citizens in Terrace, Prince Rupert and the Nass Valley are to benefit from a $2.1 million training program over three years.
Nathan Cullen enters the 2015 federal election as one of the more experienced veterans of his party’s candidates.
The issue arose last week with Nathan Cullen promising that an NDP government would aggressively pursue lower pump prices
The Christian Heritage Party has chosen a pro-life resident of Tumbler Ridge to be its Skeena - Bulkley Valley candidate
The area’s natural gas supplier is lowering its rates as of April 1 based on the continuing fall in the price of the commodity.
A good portion of a $250,000 donation made by TransCanada to NWCC last week is being used to help people obtain driver’s licences.
First Nations stand to earn millions from having natural gas pipelines cross over their traditional territories.
Provincial NDP opposition leader John Horgan says he has doubts about two LNG projects being planned for the Prince Rupert area.
Avanti Mining's planned Kitsault molybdenum mine could be part of a northwest economic development loop, says its president.
Seven months after NWCC first accepted and then rejected $15,000 from Enbridge for student bursaries, the money is being distributed.
A tall spruce tree that serves as a memorial to a woman who died in a car accident is to be cut down.
Work on roads and for a construction camp at Kitsault has been started by Avanti Mining.
The sale by the city of nearly 10 acres of land at its Skeena Industrial Development Park represented the first sign of success.
Northwest Regional Airport manager Carman Hendry's finger runs along a series of building shapes imposed upon a map of Bristol Road.
